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Dear Eve Panzer,

What might be helpful is to review the descriptions on the following 
websites - 
<http://www.artscroll.com/haggadahs.html>http://www.artscroll.com/haggadahs.html
 
and 
<http://www.feldheim.com/cgi-bin/category.cgi?category=51>http://www.feldheim.com/cgi-bin/category.cgi?category=51
 
and when you find a few that sound promising, e-mail the Ha-Safran 
list and see if anyone can provide you with a review for the ones 
that made it to your shortlist.

A smaller press than the two mentioned above, but one that I might 
call "small but mighty," is Leviathan Press. 
<http://www.jewishcheatsheets.com/JLF_catalog_0.htm>http://www.jewishcheatsheets.com/JLF_catalog_0.htm.
 
They are the makers of the "Judaism in a nut shell" series. I can 
recommend their book PASSOVER - JUDAISM IN A NUTSHELL 
<http://www.jewishcheatsheets.com/JLF_books_passover2_0.htm>http://www.jewishcheatsheets.com/JLF_books_passover2_0.htm
 
which I have, as an excellent overview book. Their PASSOVER SURVIVAL 
KIT 
<http://www.jewishcheatsheets.com/JLF_books_passover_0.htm>http://www.jewishcheatsheets.com/JLF_books_passover_0.htm
 
is a larger book than the previous title but is an excellent resource 
to use in preparation for the holiday. Even the cover illustration 
alone is worth to see the book. I am sure that that illustrator, 
Toronto native Mr. Julius Ciss must have been at one of my families' 
sederim in the past. I could tell you which of my relatives each 
person in the picture must be, but I won't tell you which one I would 
have been! Even the haggadahs pictured and the bottle of wine (which 
he skilfully obscured half of its name) was the same that we used 
"back in the day!" Although the website lists the book as no longer 
available it is still well worth borrowing from the library or a friend.

The good news is that the family haggadah based on this book is still 
available - THE SURVIVAL KIT FAMILY HAGGADAH - 
<http://www.jewishcheatsheets.com/JLF_books_haggadah_0.htm>http://www.jewishcheatsheets.com/JLF_books_haggadah_0.htm.
 
I'd recommend reviewing this one to see if it meets your needs.


This year I am going to try 
<http://www.feldheim.com/cgi-bin/category.cgi?item=1-58330-095-3>Let 
My People Go Haggadah by The Chofetz Chaim
<http://www.feldheim.com/cgi-bin/category.cgi?item=1-58330-095-3&type=store&category=51>http://www.feldheim.com/cgi-bin/category.cgi?item=1-58330-095-3&type=store&category=51

I look forward to seeing your "shortlist" and "final selection."

Be well!

Yours truly,

Jeff Corbett


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